Sentence examples for advantageous linkage from inspiring English sources

Duplication and subsequent diversification of such class Ia genes would therefore disrupt the advantageous linkage and resulting co-evolution between class Ia and TAP alleles [ 21, 24].

The population is free of significant detrimental population structure and has advantageous linkage disequilibrium properties suitable for the establishment of the proposed panel.

It becomes more challenging when the risk-associated allele may falsely appear to be the target of selection if it is linked to a very advantageous allele due to linkage disequilibrium.

Nevertheless, it remains to be shown that it shows plenty of phenotypic variation regarding multiple phenotypic traits, and that the chromosomal polymorphism that is segregating in natural populations (and that may be maintained because of linkage to locally advantageous mutations; see Introduction), is not a problem.

Between the two cyclization strategies, disulfide bonding by terminal cystines is clearly more advantageous for antimicrobial activity than backbone linkage.

It indicated that the "AGGGTTG-" linkage sites may be advantageous for high eating quality formation, but the "CATGTTAAGCC" linkage sites may be disadvantageous for high eating quality formation in japonica rice varieties.

Sexually antagonistic genes that are advantageous to male would favor the linkage with male determinant on the proto-Y so that they can exert their advantageous functions in males (with proto-Y) while avoiding their deleterious functions in females (without proto-Y).

Low LD demands the use of dense marker sets resulting in tight linkage between markers and QTL, an advantageous criterion for breeding applications because the predictive ability of a marker will be robust through generations [ 36].

Population based studies of AMI incidence are uncommon but Scotland is in the advantageous position of having a data system permitting the linkage of information on hospital admissions with mortality data for the whole population (5.1 million in 2001[ 2]).

In a situation of marked selective pressure acting on advantageous mutations at a locus, genetic diversity tends to decrease and linkage disequilibrium increases in the surrounding regions through genetic hitchhiking.

In addition, species-level resolution gained in COI analysis, coupled with linkages to standard DNA barcode libraries can be advantageous as compared to other less variable markers, that may not provide species-level resolution (i.e. 18S rDNA).